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Seeking mobile app developer
Sue Orloff
I am looking for someone who I can hire to assist with changes to our mobile app - i of the elephant (IOS and Android). Our free mobile app lets...
21 November 2020
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Mobile App for Illegal Ivory Sales
Sue Orloff
Since 2018, Biologists without Borders has been gathering data on illegal ivory sales in the U.S. via internet searches and our free mobile app (i of the Elephant; that...
22 March 2020
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Illegal Ivory Sales on the Internet App
Sue Orloff
Since 2018, Biologists without Borders has been gathering data on illegal ivory sales in the U.S. via internet searches and our free mobile app (i of the Elephant; that...
22 March 2020
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Stop Elephant Poaching from the Demand Side
Sue Orloff
Biologists without Borders has developed a new mobile app, i of the Elephant, that allows concerned people to report where ivory is being sold. Our goal...
31 January 2018
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New Mobile App for Reporting Illegal Ivory
Sue Orloff
Biologists without Borders has developed a new mobile app, i of the Elephant, that allows concerned people to report where ivory is being sold. Our goal is to compel...
31 January 2018
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